Fauna

Research conducted thus far has led to the registration of 330 different species of birds.

The Amazon rainforest is full of insects. Among the most commonly observed are butterflies.

It is important to highlight the great diversity of ichthyofauna: where, worldwide, the fish of the Amazon make up 10% of all vertebrates in the world.

Thanks to the large amount of water within the Reserve, several reptiles such as the caiman and the anaconda can be observed.

The most well-known and recognized mammals in the reserve are jaguars, armadillos and monkeys.